Disposable Isolation Gown

Fluid Resistance: Disposable isolation gowns are made from materials that provide resistance to liquids and fluids, including blood, bodily fluids, and other potentially infectious substances. This helps prevent contamination of clothing and skin.

Disposable Design: These gowns are intended for single-use and are disposed of after each use to prevent cross-contamination and maintain a sterile environment.

Full Coverage: Isolation gowns typically provide full coverage of the body, including the front, back, and arms, to protect the wearer from potential exposure to infectious agents.

Open or Closed Back: Isolation gowns can have an open or closed-back design. Closed-back gowns provide more comprehensive coverage, while open-back gowns are easier to put on and take off.

Tie or Snap Closures: Isolation gowns may have tie closures or snap closures, allowing for secure fastening while ensuring ease of removal.

Elastic or Knitted Cuffs: Gowns may feature elastic cuffs or knitted cuffs at the wrists to provide a secure fit and prevent liquids from entering the sleeves.

Neck and Waist Ties: Many isolation gowns have neck and waist ties or closures to ensure a snug fit and prevent gaps that could expose the wearer to contaminants.

Breathable Material: The materials used in disposable isolation gowns are chosen to be breathable, ensuring comfort for the wearer during extended use.

Disposable and Biodegradable Materials: Some gowns are made from biodegradable materials or materials designed to be eco-friendly, aligning with sustainability goals in healthcare.

Non-Linting: Disposable isolation gowns are typically non-linting, reducing the risk of lint or particles contaminating sterile environments.

Color Coding: In some healthcare settings, isolation gowns may be color-coded to designate their level of protection or specific use (e.g., yellow for contact precautions, blue for standard precautions).

Various Sizes: Disposable isolation gowns come in various sizes to accommodate different body types and ensure a proper fit.

Compliance with Standards: Isolation gowns should meet specific regulatory and safety standards, such as those set by the FDA, ASTM International, or other relevant authorities.

Resistance to Tears and Puncture: These gowns are designed to resist tears and punctures, ensuring their integrity during use.

Latex-Free: Many isolation gowns are latex-free to accommodate individuals with latex allergies.

Antimicrobial Coatings (Optional): Some gowns may have antimicrobial coatings or treatments to provide an additional layer of protection against bacteria and other pathogens.

Polyethylene Material (PE): 

Polyethylene is a lightweight and waterproof material.It offers excellent fluid resistance. (Optional)

Polyethylene-Coated Material (PE coated)

Some gowns may feature a polyethylene-coated layer for additional protection. (Optional)

Polypropylene (PP): 

Polypropylene is a versatile, breathable, and lightweight material.It provides a good barrier against fluids and particulate matter. (Optional)

SMS Fabric (SMS): 

SMS fabric is a composite material made from different layers of spunbond polypropylene and meltblown polypropylene. (Optional)